E7: Is Your Art Improving...? (3 Ways to Tell)

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• PE

  @pega1527 · 3 years ago

  I was started drawing in 2020. Without a clue, what to do. Followed many Youtubers, Courses, and learned a lot. But It was you that teach me the power of Constructive Drawing. After that my drawings skills skyrocketed. I'm not a big name. But Now I am doing my own artworks for my own project. And I'm confident ❤️

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• TH

  @TheBoneBrew · 3 years ago

  I don't draw much anymore but I do write and I find all the advice for artist can be applied to writers as well and it is extremely helpful thank you. You're definitely on the art playlist now! Along with Adam Duff Over at  Lucid Pixel

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• PE

  @pega1527 · 3 years ago

  Thank you Mr. Tim for doing these podcast. You are helping us a lot with you advices.

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• JU

  @Justin-mv9vb · 2 years ago

  This is really becoming one of my favorite channels to just vibe with. Always great food for thought. I actually listened to this video while I was working on a piece that's been a bit of a struggle, and your talk really drew my attention to my own experience of that struggle. Thanks for sharing!

• WE

  @Wendy_de_Boer · 3 years ago

  Is it weird that I feel like I'm not really improving? Just learning how to draw additional subject matter in my usual awkward style? 😅

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• JB

  @jbkhan1135 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for this! I'm very new in my drawing journey so this has been really insightful. Thanks again!

• CO

  @cory99998 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I'm struggling so much with this right now. Not getting it right the first time makes me feel like a failure which is really not productive or aligned with my goals at all lol. Iteration always leads to the best results and yet I feel like I shouldn't have to or something. I want to have a better growth mindset because ultimately after time passes, the final end result is all I remember or care about anyways.

• LU

  @luciluziel2946 · 3 years ago

  Hello,Tim! Thank you so much for these &nbsp;videos, they are helping me *a lot*!!!<br><br>Question below: ( Context ) You mentioned always liking Line and Color drawing, but forced yourself to do other things instead of focusing on that early on. I am going through something similar. I absolutely love line drawing, but the moment I start to think about colors, shading, or making it an extremely clean drawing I feel miserable, so much so that in the past I went months without drawing because I forced myself to learn things people were telling me to learn. <br><br> My question is: from your professional artist pov, is it too crazy for somebody to just do line drawing (I do know how to do hatching, and cross hatching, but I only use them when I feel it&apos;s necessary) if the person wants to become a professional in this field? <br><br>Thanks!! ❤ Have a wonderful weekend, &nbsp;Tim. <br><br>~Ah also. Yes, I&apos;ve learned color theory, how to shade, color, and all the other things related to it. I just don&apos;t put them to use because... it is P A I N to me LOL~ thanks again o/

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• WZ

  @wzrdpwrs4426 · 3 years ago

  Another fantastic episode! Thanks you! coughmentorshipcough